Hamachi is easy to use application that will allow users to create and manage virtual private networks. For example, if your home computer is connected to the Internet through shared Internet connection or router, you usually access it, say, from the office. By installing Hamachi on both computers and clicking a few buttons you can connect them instantly and securely. Now you can browse file shares, run Remote Desktop or even host a multiplayer game on one computer and join in from another. Just as they relate to the physical wire. Hamachi is a networking technology enables two computers to the Internet to talk directly with each other, regardless of the presence of firewalls or address translation devices on the path between them. Interestingly, Hamachi enables peer-to-peer communications between two computers residing behind two different connection sharing devices. The geek language - it allows bidirectional NAT traversal. Peer-to-peer connectivity becomes possible with the help of Hamachi servers that mediate the establishment of an initial contact between peers. Once peers connect the traffic starts to flow directly between them. This not only ensures that data travels the best route possible, but it is also latency (ping time) decreases and increases the speed of transmission. Hamachi is secure. All Hamachi communications are encrypted and authenticated using industry-standard algorithms and protocols. No one will be able to see what two Hamachi peers are talking about. However, what is more important - Hamachi security architecture is completely open meaning that its detailed description is available to all interested parties. |
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